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France denies UN report that 19 unarmed civilians were killed in a January air strike on a remote Malian village.
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Several French businesses targeted during anti-government protests as anger grows over worsening economic situation.
Can we reimagine the world of literatures in English in a way that puts historically marginalised voices at the centre?
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The Muslim leader has emerged as the leader of an opposition movement seeking the Malian president’s departure.
‘We don’t know when this nightmare will end,’ says son of veteran opposition leader kidnapped in late March.
Thousands take to the streets of Banjul amid growing tension over the length of President Adama Barrow’s term.
Thousands bring Santiago to standstill on Columbus Day, denouncing discrimination and persecution of indigenous people.
Ethnic tensions threaten to further destabilise Mali, analysts say, calling for dialogue and accountability for victims.
Campaigners praise Trinidad and Tobago government, which is expected to allow the two kidnapped boys to return home.
